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School Board recognizes Employees of the Month

10/1/2020

Congrats to our Employees of the Month!

• Ashland City Elementary STEM Academy: Michele Dozier, Academic Specialist
• East Cheatham Elementary School: Susan Collins, Academic Specialist
• Kingston Springs Elementary School: Bethany Jenkins, Academic Specialist
• Pegram Elementary Fine Arts Magnet School: Chris Cooper Academic Specialist
• Pleasant View Elementary School: Nicole Galbreth, Academic Specialist
• West Cheatham Elementary School: Kristi Hasse, Academic Specialist
• Cheatham Middle School: Katie Arnold, Academic Specialist
• Harpeth Middle School: Kristian Dennison, Academic Specialist
• Sycamore Middle School: Dana Gywn, Academic Specialist
• Cheatham County Central High School: David Hooper, Academic Specialist
• Harpeth High School: Ryan Philipp, Academic Specialist
• Sycamore High School: Jennifer Reist, Academic Specialist
• Riverside Academy: Peggy Casesa, Academic Specialist
• Daycare/Pre-K: Keri Messer, Administrative Assistant
• Technology: Nathanael Raymer, Computer Technician
• Nutrition: Jennifer Bowen, HHS Cook
• Transportation: Torrie Thomas, Bus Driver

The Cheatham County School Board recognized the employees at its Oct. 1 meeting.

The employees received a $25 Walmart gift card that is sponsored by A.O. Smith through the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce. We thank them for their continued support of the Cheatham County School District.

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School Board recognizes Employees of the Month

3/6/2020

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Congrats to our Employees of the Month!

• Ashland City Elementary School: Scott Barnes, School Resource Officer
• East Cheatham Elementary School: Jennifer Lynch, Speech Pathologist
• Kingston Springs Elementary School: Mary Combs, Teacher
• Pegram Elementary School: Jennifer Bolton, Teacher
• Pleasant View Elementary School: Nicole Galbreth, Academic Specialist
• West Cheatham Elementary School: Pam Brown, Attendance Secretary
• Cheatham Middle School: Melanie Dickerson, Teacher
• Harpeth Middle School: Karen Carlton, Librarian
• Sycamore Middle School: Starr Hardin, Librarian
• Cheatham County Central High School: Jeremy Boyd, Teacher/Athletic Director
• Harpeth High School: Steve Wilson, Teacher
• Sycamore High School: Levi Cooper, Teacher
• Riverside Academy: Scott Demonbreun, chool Resource Officer
• Daycare: Lura Waxman, Harpeth Middle School Caregiver
• Finance: Jewel Simmons, Payroll Clerk
• Nutrition: Diane Lyle, Pleasant View Elementary School Assistant Manager
• Transportation: Angela Dorris Perry, Bus Driver

The Cheatham County School Board recognized the employees at its March 5 meeting.

The employees receive a $25 Walmart gift card that is sponsored by A.O. Smith through the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce.

We thank them for their continued support of the Cheatham County School District.

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County wrestlers qualify for state tournament

2/15/2020

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The Cheatham County School District has 15 high school wrestlers headed to the 2020 TSSAA Individual State Wrestling Tournament, which will be held Feb. 21-22 at the Williamson County Expo Center in Franklin.

Sixteen high school teams participated in the TSSAA Region 4 A-AA Individual Wrestling Tournament this weekend. The top four wrestlers in each weight class qualify for the state tournament.

Sycamore placed third, Harpeth placed fifth and Cheatham County placed seventh.

Sycamore High School
Logan Heckert, first
Mark Helser, second
Aiden Barker, second
Dalen Kimble, second
Ariel Rojas-Avila, third
Luke London, fourth

Harpeth High School
Rolando Lucio Jr, first
Taylor Turner, third
Cooper Edwards, third
Dakota Delang, third
Tell Magness, third
Josh Chester, fourth

Cheatham County Central High School
Woody Maynard, third
Jay Hires, third
Lilly Pendleton, third

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School Board recognizes Employees of the Month

2/10/2020

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Congrats to our Employees of the Month!

• Ashland City Elementary School: Amanda Hunter, Computer Lab Assistant
• East Cheatham Elementary School: LeNaye Pearson, Teacher
• Kingston Springs Elementary School: Amy Ellen, Teacher
• Pegram Elementary School: Kristy Raymer, Teacher
• Pleasant View Elementary School: Naco Johnson, Special Education Assistant
• West Cheatham Elementary School: Ashley Lane, Teacher
• Cheatham Middle School: Kim Lillie, Teacher
• Harpeth Middle School: Rebecca Katras, General Assistant
• Sycamore Middle School: Erin Elgass, Teacher
• Cheatham County Central High School: Emely Matthews, Teacher
• Harpeth High School: John Bible, School Resource Officer
• Sycamore High School: Angie Temple, Guidance Secretary
• Riverside Academy: Hal Stone, Special Education Assistant
• Daycare/Pre-K: June Young, Pre-K Assistant
• Transportation: Tommy Gossett, Bus Driver
• Nutrition: Gloria Jones, CCCHS Cook
• Technology: Adam Tinch, Computer Technician

The Cheatham County School Board recognized the employees at its Feb. 6 meeting.

The employees receive a $25 WalMart gift card that is sponsored by A.O. Smith through the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce.

We thank them for their continued support of the Cheatham County School District.

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SHS students win big in TSA region competition

2/6/2020

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Sycamore High School had a strong showing at the recent Middle Tennessee Regional Technology Student Association (TSA) competition.

• Future Technology Teacher
First place: Brianna Shaw

• Structural Design & Engineering
First place: Cameron Johnson, Bryson Lee
Second place: Colton Pannell, Conner Vick

• Children’s Stories
Second place: Keegan Bilodeau, Lilly Davis, Mary Davis, Daniel Saylor
Third place: Makayla Curtis, Alexi Taylor

• Forensic Science
Third place: Camerin Casesa, Josh Reed

• Prepared Presentation
Third place: Conner Bunch

• Technology Problem Solving
Second place: Preston Nicholson, Trevor Thomason
Third place: Cameron Johnson, Daniel Saylor

Twenty students will participate in the state TSA competition in April. Teacher John Staggs is the sponsor of the SHS TSA.

Sycamore High School won big at the recent TSA regional competition.

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CCCHS, SHS students qualify for state HOSA competition

1/22/2020

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Congrats to our Cheatham County Central High School and Sycamore High School students who qualified for the state HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) competition, which will be held April 7-9 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville.

The students recently participated in the regional competition at Vol State Community College in Gallatin for the opportunity to advance to state.

CCCHS students who placed in the regional competition and headed to state:

• Emma Baker, second, Cultural Diversities & Disparities in Healthcare
• Adan Canizalez, third, Physical Therapy
• Breanna Cook, second, Medical Terminology
• Shaye Garrett, third, Human Growth and Development
• Mikayla Goode, first, Clinical Nursing
• Emily Groth, first, Behavioral Health
• Eli Johnstone, second, Medical Spelling
• Emma Beth Lewis, second, Nutrition
• Carsen Moseley, fourth, Sports Medicine
• Savanna Turley, fifth, Dental Terminology

SHS students who placed in the regional competition and headed to state:

• Destinee Lawrence, fifth, Behavioral Health Event
• Catie McLachlan, second, Medical Assisting Event
• Erin Standley, fourth, Extemporaneous Writing
• Cora McDuffee, third, Health Career Photography
• Avery Dixon, third, Prepared Speaking
• Helen Navarete, fifth, Research Persuasive Writing and Speaking
• Olivia Heflin and Avery Hardin (Ranya Moreland), fifth, Forensic Science

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CCCHS students invited to see "Hamilton" at TPAC

1/17/2020

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Cheatham County Central High School students were invited to see a performance of the hit Broadway phenomenon, “Hamilton,” on Thursday at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville.

In order to qualify for this invitation, students were required to take part in a 3-5 day lesson on Alexander Hamilton. They were then to create an original skit, monologue, poem or song about the Founding Era that incorporated information from primary source documents.

Thanks to the generosity of the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History, students were able to see this play for only $10.

The Hamilton Education Program selected CCCHS students Landon Hunter, Jerry Reed and Dillon Vance as one of 15 student projects to be presented on stage in front of all 38 schools attending.

The group was given backstage access, met with Hamilton cast and performed their original work on the set of Hamilton. Later, they were interviewed by local media.

A huge shout out to CCCHS History teacher Spencer Cooke for making this opportunity happen!

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CCCHS students invited to see "Hamilton" at TPAC

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